Radar Speckle Displacement Interferometry for Precision Measurement of Obliquity and Physical Librations of Mercury

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Opportunities for measuring Mercury's obliquity and physical librations
are considered in the vicinity of the inferior conjunction in May-June
2002 by means of a fundamentally new radar technique based on the
``frozen'' speckle pattern displacement of the scattered radar field
over distances comparable to the Earth's diameter.

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